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Routes GKE legacy gcp auth-provider failures in kubectl and k9s. Use when commands fail with The gcp auth plugin has been removed. Not for missing gke-gcloud-auth-plugin binary errors or expired tokens.
The trap is passing the access token to setCredentials. When the access token is bound to the client, the library does not refresh properly on expiry. The fix users verified: only pass the refresh token, not the access token (the access token is not meant to be stored anyway) - call setCredentials with just the refres…
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This was a regression in @google/genai v1.26.0 breaking Vertex AI ADC authentication. Verified resolution: upgrade to @google/genai v1.27.0: collaborator yyyu-google released 1.27.0 with the fix, and four separate users confirmed on the thread that 1.27.0 resolves it (including default service account authentication o…
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After upgrading @google/genai from 1.23.0 to 1.26.0, Vertex AI authentication with Application Default Credentials (ADC) failed with a 401 UNAUTHENTICATED error indicating CREDENTIALS_MISSING, even though the same ADC credentials worked with 1.23.0. Reproducible on Cloud Run and locally with ADC. Multiple users confir…
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If your structured output from gemini-2.5-pro-preview-03-25 comes back with a stray "ny" prefix and ```json fences, that was a model-side bug in that preview, not your SDK code. Google identified the root cause and rolled the fix out to the Gemini API. Regenerate against the current model and the parsing should be cle…
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Structured outputs on gemini-2.5-pro-preview-03-25 started returning the JSON wrapped in ```json fences with a stray "ny" text prefix before it, breaking strict JSON parsing. The same code worked fine on gemini-2.0-flash, and the corruption was reproducible in AI Studio too, which showed it was a model-side issue rath…
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Context caching is supported in ADK now (closed as supported by a maintainer). Two constraints apply: when using cached content, the request must not also set tool config, tools, or system instruction (the Gemini API rejects that combination), and ADK does not support injecting arbitrary cached content — ADK has speci…
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Passing a GenerateContentConfig(cached_content=cache.name) to an ADK LlmAgent failed with a 400 INVALID_ARGUMENT error. The message said tool config, tools, and system instruction should not be set in the request when using cached content. The user wanted to inject an explicitly created cache into the agent, but A…
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The Google-recommended approach for AWS-to-GCP auth is Workload Identity Federation instead of long-lived service-account keys: configure a workload identity pool for the AWS account and use google.auth with the external-account credentials file. It avoids key-file path issues entirely. As a fallback, setting process.…
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Creating secrets in GCP Secret Manager from an AWS Lambda using the Node.js client fails with: Error: Could not load the default credentials, even when projectId and the path to a service-account JSON key file are passed to the SecretManagerServiceClient constructor. Setting GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS at runtime w…
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I am using googleapis 59.0.0 on Node. I sign in, get tokens, and set them on the OAuth2 client with setCredentials. API calls work until the access token expires, then instead of auto-refreshing I get an "Invalid Client" error. The refresh token is valid (set immediately before each request). What step am I missing …
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Cloud Build steps have no GitHub credentials by default, so private repos are unreachable until you inject them. The recommended approach is to store a deploy key or token encrypted and pull it into the build: keep the SSH key in Cloud Storage, fetch it in an early build step, then use it for git operations (add GitHu…
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A Go project (A) depended on another private GitHub repository (B), and the Cloud Build pipeline could not fetch it. glide install failed with: [WARN] Unable to checkout github.com/avi/api, [ERROR] Update failed for github.com/avi/api: Unable to get repository. Cloning directly with the git builder failed too: SSH c…
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This is by design, not a bug in your code: Google rotates the managed signing keys, so do not generate long-lived signed URLs once and store them. Either refresh them on a schedule (e.g. a scheduled Cloud Function that regenerates URLs every ~160 hours, under the 7-day v4 max), or sign with a user-managed service acco…
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getSignedURL() from the @google-cloud/storage Node SDK (or Firebase Functions) produces signed URLs that work for several days and then start returning 403 SignatureDoesNotMatch, even though the URL has not reached its expiry. The signing key is the managed service account key that Google rotates roughly every two wee…
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The root cause is server-side on Google's end: firebase deploy calls the Cloud Runtime Configuration API (runtimeconfig.googleapis.com) during functions deploys, and when that API 500s the deploy halts. In the June 2024 wave Firebase support escalated to engineering and confirmed the fix server-side. If you hit this a…
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Running firebase deploy --only functions (firebase-tools 13.11.2, also seen on other 13.x versions) failed with: Error: Cloud Runtime Config is currently experiencing issues, which is preventing your functions from being deployed. Please wait a few minutes and then try to deploy your functions again. Nothing was wrong…
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The user_id you pass is just your own app identifier, not the Google account, so you have to look it up yourself. On the callback_url you set in initiate, you get the new connectedAccountId, and for Gmail you can call the GMAIL_GET_PROFILE tool (or proxy the toolkit's get_current_user endpoint) with that id to get the…
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I was connecting Google accounts in my app with composio.connected_accounts.initiate and ran into a weird problem. The redirect_url lets the user pick a different Google account than the user_id I passed in, so the connected account came back with only my own user_id on it and no hint about which Google account it act…
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The fix is to clear the query parameters right inside your onRedirectCallback so the callback cannot be re-processed: call window.history.replaceState({}, document.title, window.location.pathname) in the callback. Multiple reporters confirmed this resolved the Invalid state error. The underlying cause is the SDK re-re…
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After logging in with a social connection (e.g. Continue with Google), the app threw Uncaught (in promise) Error: Invalid state from handleRedirectCallback in auth0-spa-js. The login itself succeeded, but processing the redirect back failed. This happened when the redirect callback URL still carried the code and state…
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